Exhaust Baffles
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Exhaust Baffles
Lookin for a little help. I punched the baffles through on the stock slip ons,then had the download and air cleaner upgrade done. One of the baffles was rattling around so I took it out now I can't seem to get the other one out as easy,any suggestions.
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RE: Exhaust Baffles
How did you do the first one? I guess you could use a dowel rod or something similar, and a hammer. Stand the pipe straight up, hammer the dowel rod down onto the baffle until it pops out.
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RE: Exhaust Baffles
A dowel rod is just a round stick of wood, used for home projects and stuff. Anything like thatthat's soft enough you won't risk damaginganything, you know? I don't think the baffles are spot-welded in. A lot of people have taken their's out on this board - maybe you can find some tips by searching.
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RE: Exhaust Baffles
Yeah. It's not welded I got it to move a little. I think the other one just rattled around and broke loose thats why it came out so easy. This one is being a pain. Thanks for the input, I tried a bigger piece of wood and had no luck. I think maybe if I grind a piece of metal stock down to bite the wall inside, I don't know.
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